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Chocolate (2005)

After eating a chocolate, a lonely, newly divorced young man who creates artificial flavorings for a living begins having turbulent psychic visions of a beautiful woman that he has never met.
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After eating a chocolate, a lonely, newly divorced young man who creates artificial flavorings for a living begins having turbulent psychic visions of a beautiful woman that he has never met.

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Genre:Horror, TV Movie
Directed By:Mick Garris
Written By:Mick Garris
In Theaters:11/25/2005
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:IDT Entertainment, Nice Guy Productions, Industry Entertainment Partners, Reunion Pictures

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